50 Years of Advocacy: The Evolution of Georgetown Law’s Juvenile Justice Clinic

Join us in celebrating the 50th anniversary of Georgetown Law’s Juvenile Justice Clinic (JJC), the oldest continuously operating youth justice clinic in the country. Since its founding in 1973, the JJC has touched the lives of thousands of students and clients through its dedication to youth advocacy and clinical education. In this video, Juvenile Justice Clinic and Initiative leaders Kristin Henning, L’97, Eduardo Ferrer, B’02, L’05, and Wally Mlyniec, L’70, along with alumna Meridel Bulle-Vu, L’10, discuss the clinic's evolution and impact. They share stories of their work, highlight the clinic's contributions to legal education and juvenile court reform, and reflect on the importance of systemic change and representation.
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